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Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson

555 East Ajo Way

4.2(20 ratings)· Tucson average: 4

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Quick Facts

Total units
120
Medicare rating
3 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
Government, State
Certified beds
120
Facility type
State-run veterans skilled nursing home
COVID response
Contained outbreak, no spread among residents
Visitation support
Offered window visits and video chats

What Families Think

Reviewers of Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson largely praise the skilled nursing and rehabilitation care, especially for veterans recovering from serious illnesses like pneumonia, and note attentive staff who kept families informed during COVID restrictions. A few reviewers raised serious concerns about medication timeliness, a fall injury, and cleanliness of common areas and patient rooms.

The Good

  • Strong rehab and skilled nursing care outcomes
  • Staff praised as committed and attentive
  • Communicative with families during COVID visitation limits
  • Large rooms and good food noted by some
  • Long-term residents report satisfaction with care

The Bad

  • One report of delayed medication administration
  • One report of a fall injury going unnoticed
  • One report of poor food quality
  • One report of debris and pollen buildup in common/patient areas

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson

Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson is a skilled nursing / long term care community in Tucson, Arizona. The community is licensed for up to 120 residents.

Families rate Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson 4.2 out of 5 based on 20 Google reviews.

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Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.2overall · 20 ratings combined

4.2★ on Google (20)

April Layher

May 2025

via Google

My 101 yr old father lives there. Large room and good food. Also the care is very good. He likes living there.

Tyler Durden

Jan 2025

via Google

Poor care for seniors. No one is paying attention to my dying father. He fell out of bed and has a gash on his forehead. Medication due every 4 hours are not delivered in a timely fashion. Food here is garbage. Get it together people! Senior lives are just as important as anyone else’s.

Carmen Wiswell

Jan 2024

via Google

My husband spent a little over three weeks at the Tucson, AZ State Vet Home to rehab after a severe case of pneumonia. All staff members were amazing and were very committed to providing my husband excellent care. My mom and mother-in-law were both cared for in similar private (very expensive!!) facilities. The care they received was nowhere near as good as that provided by the Tucson AZ State Vet Home. I commend the home for their outstanding staff and thank them so very much for all they did for my husband and our family. He is now doing well at home and I attribute much of his progress to the care he received at this facility. If I could rate them 10 stars, I would!

Paul Cleveland

Jun 2023

via Google

500 wing is in need of routine cleaning maintenance of outdoor smoking areas!! Buds, leaves, seeds and dead insects abound on the walk ways and sitting areas. Cleaning by borrowed brooms from staff is the only maintenance this outdoor patient retreat is cleaned on a twice per week event. The consequences are: tracker in fallen tree blossoms, pollen, seed pods and tree leaves. The result??? Yellow tree blossoms abound hiding enormous amounts of Palo Verde tree buds, and leaves and copious amounts of seeds and pollen. lm common areas, lounge and eating areas and of SIGNIFICANT importance, Private patient rooms abound with leaves, buds, seeds and pollen collection on furniture, floors, clothing, footwear and WORST of all individual bedding! Patie

Betsy Mendoza

Sep 2020

via Google

My elderly Dad came here after a week in the hospital with a serious bout of pneumonia. Given the pandemic and COVID19, it is a bit nerve wracking not just to have your family member in the hospital but a rehab facility as well. I was thoroughly impressed with his care during his three week stay. The staff were incredibly communicative throughout given restrictions on visitation. He had his own room and they were incredibly cognizant of cleaning protocols, masking and ensuring their patients/residents were safe. While there was a positive case at the onset of his stay in his building, he was kept safe throughout and there was no spread of the virus. They set up family members to do "window visits" or will assist in video chats. Really top notch facility and campus.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson offer?

Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson located?

Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson is located at 555 East Ajo Way in Tucson, Arizona.

What do families say about Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson?

Reviewers of Arizona State Veteran Home-Tucson largely praise the skilled nursing and rehabilitation care, especially for veterans recovering from serious illnesses like pneumonia, and note attentive staff who kept families informed during COVID restrictions. A few reviewers raised serious concerns about medication timeliness, a fall injury, and cleanliness of common areas and patient rooms.

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